M250 Best Build in Delta Force: Heaviest Hitting LMG

The M250 is the sledgehammer of Delta Force’s LMGs. At 55 damage per shot and a 125-round belt, it deletes anything in its path — but handling 38 is the worst in the game, so you are committing to a stationary power fantasy. Build it for sustained damage and accept that you will never win a sprint.

The numbers

Few sheets in this game change as little as the M250’s. At 55 damage on a 125-round belt, damage was never the rifle’s downside — the handling penalty you pay to carry it is:

Stat	Value
Damage	55
Fire rate	550 RPM
Range	40
Handling	38
Control	45
Muzzle velocity	600 m/s
Magazine	125

The 55 damage is the headline — far above every other LMG and most rifles. At 550 RPM the time-to-kill is still excellent because each round hurts, and the 125-round belt means reloads are rare.

Build direction

Speed is gone; invest in accuracy and survivability.

• Control: 45 plus the slow RPM means bursts stay reasonable even at range. A compensator smooths the belt further.
• Handling: 38 cannot be fixed, only protected. Skip heavy barrels; a light stock is the most you should add.
• Positioning: the M250 wants a window, a roof, or a corner. Build around holding, not roaming, and pair it with a mobile teammate.

How to play it

Plant the M250 and own a sightline. In Warfare it can single-handedly suppress a capture point; in Operations it is a burden to carry but unmatched when defending a cache. The belt means you out-last every reload war, but the handling tax means you must never get caught flat-footed. Pre-aim the lane you expect contact from and let the damage speak.

When to skip the M250

Skip it whenever the squad needs to rotate or you play aggressively. The 38 handling makes any reposition a death sentence, and the weight hurts a looting run. The lighter M249 build keeps most of the firepower with far better mobility, so pick the M250 only when you are certain you will dig in. Read recoil patterns to keep the heavy rounds on target.